Sentence examples for worrisome view from inspiring English sources

A report on jobless claims on Thursday gave a less worrisome view of the economy than other recent data.

Many here viewed Obama's last-minute equivocation as the latest evidence of a growing U.S. reluctance to engage aggressively in the Middle East, a worrisome prospect for a nation that relies heavily on its close American ties to intimidate enemies.

That's a worrisome thought.

The rising tide of diabetes fueled by an epidemic of obesity is worrisome, particularly in view of the anticipated increase in cardiovascular morbidity and mortality associated with such changes in the future.

However, these explanations are speculative, and our ignorance of the factors driving such a major change is worrisome, particularly in view of the international concerns about the emergence of community-acquired MRSA and serious PVL-related disease.

Most worrisome, in Goldstein's view, is the notion that a recycling of America's failed "clear and hold" strategy in Vietnam could work in Afghanistan.

"The development is both exciting from an economic development point of view and worrisome in terms of safety, both for the Arctic environment and for the ships themselves," said Professor Smith, co-author of the study published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

"This is either just a big coincidence that we had these two severe droughts in close sequence, or it is a sign of things to come".— Daniel C. Nepstad, forest researcher But the level is still viewed as worrisome.

So worrisome is the prospect of players expending energy that some World Cup coaches are having the pay-per-view channels at their hotels switched off.

He said the tenets of Lefebvrism were as worrisome as Bishop Williamson's personal views.

Samuels in particular views marijuana as worrisome: he sees it as an under-recognized addiction, but a serious one nonetheless — a gateway drug that often leads to the abuse of heavier substances.